Flood zone

Roman Senchin is the author of the novels “Eltyshevs”, “Rain in Paris”, “Information”, “Minus”, collections of short prose “Disruption”, “On the Black Stairs”, “Absolute Solo”. Laureate of the Prizes “Big Book” and “Yasnaya Polyana”, the finalist of the “Russian Boker” and “National Bestseller”.
The novel “The Flooding Zone” enters into a dialogue with the famous story of Valentin Rasputin “Farewell to Matra”: residents of ancient Siberian villages In a hurry, they move to the city - at this place there will be the Boguchanskaya hydroelectric power station. People of the “zone” - among them, both hereditary peasants and sent in Stalin"s times, who have found a small homeland here - do not believe, protest, humble, rebel. Two worlds: the atlantis of folk life and the soulless machine of the new bureaucracy, which goes under the water ...
The collision of the worlds also occurs in the novel Senchin Street. Alexey Shulin - the former chief of the airport, and now the cashier, and the dispatcher, and the watchman - protects the runway of the village of Temporary. As it can fight with local protests. He seems to do it just “for order”, not hoping that it will ever come in handy. While the Tu-154 plane does not make an emergency landing